“We have always held to the hope, the belief, the conviction that there is a better world, beyond the horizon” (Franklin D. Roosevelt). Around the 17th century, John Winthrop, a governor, delivered a sermon known as “City upon a Hill”. In this sermon he stated his visions of a religious utopia for the New England colony. Winthrop gave his speech because he tried to encourage his fellow Puritans to reevaluate their connection with god. Also, to acquire perfect order in their society. After giving his speech, it made him want to achieve Religious Utopia even more. Religious Utopia is a perfect place where people could follow their religion freely without being punished. He clearly stated that in his sermon and revealed his hopes and plans for